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Food

Bread of the Mighty Food Bank  352-336-0839
HOPE Preserved for Alachua Program
$54,000
To provide food and basic essentials at low-cost to organizations that distribute food to the hungry and needy.
http://www.breadofthemighty.org/

Elder Care of Alachua County  352-265-9040
Older Americans Act Program
$67,400
To provide in-need seniors with nutritious meals through the operation of congregate mealsites and home meal delivery (Meals-on-Wheels). The program also includes social center recreational and therapeutic activities.
http://www.shands.org/public/programs/eldercare/services.asp

Florida Certified Organic Growers  352-377-6345
Gainesville Initiative for Tasty Gardens (GIFT Gardens) Program
$20,000
To provide food and nutrition education to low-income persons and families through the construction and planting of home and community vegetable gardens.
http://www.foginfo.org/

Farmer’s Market EBT Project
$29,193
EBT technology at two Farmer’s Markets allows the use of SNAP (formerly food stamps) benefits, as well as debit and credit cards.  An outreach campaign focuses on promoting local markets, increasing SNAP enrollment and educating consumers about local food, health and nutrition.
http://www.foginfo.org/

Gainesville Harvest   352-378-3663
Food Rescue and Redistribution Program
$60,000
To provide food for the hungry by rescuing perishable foods and supplying these foods to organizations that serve the hungry and needy.
http://www.gainesvilleharvest.com/

Gainesville Agency Catholic Charities   352-372-0294
Weekend Hunger Backpack Program
$77,236
School children facing chronic hunger in Alachua County public schools are identified, food needs of the child’s family assessed, and backpacks filled with enough food for the weekend for the identified child and other dependent siblings in the household is sent home.  
http://www.catholiccharitiesgainesville.org/

St. Francis House   352-378-9079
Food Distribution Program
$11,000
To provide meals to the homeless residents of St. Francis House and a hot lunch meal to the in-need general public. Program also provides food service job training to interested residents of St. Francis House.
http://www.stfrancishousegnv.org/

                                                                                                               

Health Care

ACORN Clinic   352-485-1133

http://www.acornclinic.org/

Medical Program
$90,000
To provide health care for low-income individuals and families.
Services include primary care, women’s health;  pediatric care; medication assistance; social service referrals; nutrition and wellness counseling; laboratory testing; free mammograms to women forty years old or older.

Dental Program
$45,000
To provide dental care for low-income individuals and families. Services include
initial assessment, treatment planning, comprehensive oral health care, and oral surgery or specialty care referrals when needed.  Comprehensive services include restorative care such as root canals, dentures and partial dentures.

Nursing Program/Archer Family Healthcare Center
$28,801
Archer Family Health Care provides primary care and community health services to low-income residents of Alachua County.  Services include preventive care, and acute and chronic disease management.

Easter Seals Florida   352-377-7708
Altrusa House
$13,000
Adult day health care facility that provides for the socialization and safety of frail, elderly and disabled adults, age 18 and over. The program is designed to meet a client’s social, medical and rehabilitative needs, while allowing her/him to continue living at home with chronic illness or disability.
http://www.epilepsyfla.org/

Epilepsy Foundation of Florida   352-378-4324
Epilepsy Services for Indigent and Underserved
$8,000
To provide health care services to persons with epilepsy and educational and support programs for individuals, family members and the public.
http://www.epilepsyfla.org/

Planned Parenthood of North Florida   352-376-9000
Teen Clinic Program
$23,000
To provide teen pregnancy prevention through sexual health/behavior-related healthcare, counseling and education services.
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/north-florida/

The ARC of Alachua County   352-334-4060
Developmentally Disabled Elder Day Program
$20,000
To provide health care services for persons with developmental disabilities through a daily program that consists of activities centering on health and wellness and nursing evaluations and assessments.
http://www.arcalachua.org/  

                                                                                                               

Housing/Supportive Living

Elder Care of Alachua County   352-265-9040
Alzheimer's Disease Initiative-Model DayCare (Al'z Place) Program
$40,000
To provide adult day program services and case management to persons age 18 and above who suffer from Alzheimer's and other causes of severe memory impairment, thereby allowing caregivers to maintain employment and/or to maintain the client in the home.
http://www.shands.org/public/programs/eldercare/services.asp

Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Gainesville 352-378-2030
Shelter for Homeless Families with Children
$21,000
To provide shelter and case management services to homeless families through a network of local churches.
http://www.ihngvl.org/#

Peaceful Paths   Office: 352-377-5690 Hotline: 352-377-8255
Gallenkamp Emergency Shelter Program
$94,685
To provide emergency shelter and case management services to victims of domestic violence.
http://www.peacefulpaths.org/index.asp

Rebuilding Together North Central Florida   352-692-4972
http://www.rebuildingtogetherncf.org/

Community Weatherization Coalition Program
$20,000
To reduce energy bills in low-income households by providing free energy audits, weatherization improvements and energy efficiency education.

Urgent Needs Housing Rehabilitation Program
$25,000
Emergency home repair for those without the means to complete repairs on their own (low-income, disabled, elderly).

St. Francis House   352-378-9079
Housing & Case Management Program
$38,000
To provide emergency shelter, transitional housing, permanent housing and case management services for homeless individuals and families.
http://www.stfrancishousegnv.org/

Three Rivers Legal Services   352-372-0519
Self-Help Housing Clinic & Homeless Advocacy Program
$25,000
Legal services to low income renters and  homeowners to avoid evictions and foreclosures and assistance to homeless and disabled individuals applying for social security and/or supplemental security income benefits through application assistance, reconsideration requests, and administrative hearings. 
http://www.trls.org/

                                                                                                               

Child/Youth Safety & Education

Big Brothers Big Sisters Mid-Florida   352-375-2525
http://www.bbbsmidflorida.org/
Bigs in Schools and Sites
$25,000
Provides one-to-one mentoring and educational assistance to at-risk youth ages 6-17.

Boys & Girls Club of Alachua County  352-372-5342
http://www.myboysandgirlsclub.com/
Education and Career Development
$31,000
Provides academic support and career development skills for youth ages 6-18 who attend the Woodland Park, Eastwood Meadows, and Northwest Boys and Girls Club sites.

Child Advocacy Center   352-376-9161
Reducing Trauma to Abused Children
$40,000
Provides forensic and therapeutic services toward the prevention, identification, investigation, prosecution and treatment of child abuse.
http://www.childadvocacycentergainesville.org/

Children’s Home Society of Florida   352-334-0955
http://www.chsfl.org/Locations/Mid-Florida

Family Partners Program
$12,500
A voluntary, strength-based, family-centered program targeted to families at high-risk of abusing and/or neglecting their children.

Family Visitation Center
$15,000
The Family Visitation Center provides supervised visitations and monitored exchanges for families seeking reunification with their children.

Early Learning Coalition of Alachua County   352-374-0946
School Readiness Services for Children of Working-Poor Parents Program
$125,000
To provide educational child care and growth and development services to children of working-poor parents.
http://www.elcalachua.org/

Friends of the Micanopy Library   352-466-3835
Micanopy Collaborators for Educational Excellence (MCEE) Program
$12,000
To provide a truancy and delinquency prevention program through after-school homework assistance and tutoring to at-risk elementary and middle school students residing in Micanopy, FL.

Girls Place   352-373-4475
After School Academic Mentor Program
$15,000
After School Program for girls ages 5 – 18 that provides intensive, personalized academic mentoring, tutoring and assistance with daily homework help.
http://www.girlsplace.net/

Reichert House   352-334-2320
Educational/Tutorial Assistance Program
$35,000
To provide an after-school drop-out, delinquency and truancy prevention program to at-risk males ages 11 - 18 who are enrolled in the Reichert House Youth Academy.
http://www.reicherthouse.org/





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CAPP Program Manager
Lee D. Roberts

 

E-Mail

ldroberts@alachuacounty.us

 

CAPP Phone #'s
(352) 264-6707

(352) 264-6703 FAX 

 

Mailing Address

218 SE 24th Street

Gainesville, FL  32641 

 

Mission

To reduce the impact of poverty in Alachua County by funding non-profit agencies that provide services in the areas of social services and health care.

 

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